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Last month, some good girlfriends and I decided to have a bit of a Milwaukee "stay-cation" (since all the cool kids abandoned the frozen 414 for the tropics this spring break) and hit up the MAM for a free show. The band putting it on was none other than Painted Caves, a local band described as the "North African Surfer's guild band of choice," and boy did they impress. Not only was the sun streaming (for once!) through the Calatrava's wing span, but everyone around was obviously having just as good a time as we were.
It's always fun to get dressed up and pretend to be sophisticated at the Milwaukee Art Museum, but that day everyone was just happy to be dancing in the sun, swaying along to the down-tempo, psychedelic beats of Painted Caves. If you haven't gotten a chance to check out this band, I would highly recommend it. Their next show is at another MKE favorite of mine, Mad Planet, so bring your dancing shoes this April 19th, and maybe we'll see you there!
It may not be as well know as Seattle, but I think Milwaukee is definitely a coffee city, or at least has enough coffee snobs living in it to support our many local roasters and cafes. Lauren and I both work for Colectivo (formerly Alterra) so we know a thing or two about barista life and the many opportunities and events provided for the coffee lovers of Milwaukee.
I recently attended (and participated due to peer-pressure) a throwdown hosted by Stone Creek Coffee Roasters. For anyone who is unaware, a "throwdown" is a friendly competition where two baristas battle it out for the most impressive latte art. The two designs are poured and presented to the judges who vote for the best cup, typically defined by visual aesthetics, degree of difficulty, color infusion, and definition. The competition is whittled down to the final two, leaving the winner who gets the pot (a $5 entry fee is charged for each barista participant).
Needless to say, the night was a roaring success with laughter abound and PBR cans littering the bar, in true Milwaukee style. Suck on that Seattle.
One of my favorite new traditions is Monday night "Laundry Day" with a few of my close girlfriends. It all started when I wanted to make red beans and rice for dinner, coincidentally coinciding on Monday which is the traditional Louisiana day for the dish (in that it was customary to save your Sunday ham bone for the stew, leaving a pot of beans that could sit on the stove and simmer while clothes were being scrubbed for the wash). Needless to say, it was a great success, and although we like to mix up the menu, "Laundry Day" is still the one night of the week we all look forward to. So the next time you get hit by the Milwaukee winter blues, call up a couple friends, and try out this delicious recipe which is sure find a special place in your heart and transport you down to the bayou where I was born. And being an "accidental vegetarian," I typically cook vegetarian-friendly meals, eliminating the traditional meats from the dish, but don't worry, it's still just as tasty. Just don't forget to serve with good company and good beer. Cheers!
Red Beans and Rice (vegan)
Drain your can(s) of beans and place in pot with a double volume of fresh water. Bring the beans to a rolling boil, always making sure that there is a layer of water covering the beans (otherwise they'll get all hard and discolored). Boil the beans for about an hour, until they are tender but not necessarily falling apart.
While the beans are "doing there thing," chop and dice up the "Holy Trinity" (aka the onion, celery, and bell pepper) and saute in olive oil until the onion turns translucent. Add garlic and saute for two more minutes, stirring occasionally.
After the beans are boiled and drained, add the sauteed Trinity to the bean pot as well as all your spices and seasonings. Add just enough water to cover, bring that puppy to a boil, and then reduce the heat to a low simmer. Cook for 2 hours at least (preferably 3, or until the whole thing gets nice and creamy). Adjust seasonings as you go along, stirring occasionally, making sure it doesn't stick to the bottom and burn.
Serve generous spoonfuls over hot white, long-grain rice with French bread and hot sauce.
Nothing like a quick make-shift meal with friends during a busy week. We combined whatever ingredients each of us had lying about and made a delicious sweet potato, chickpea, and kale curry with a side of rice and quinoa.
Yay! First post on our new site! Just a small sampling of what is to come; a group of girls who love good food, good drink, good company, and most importantly, documenting it. Lauren and I hope to introduce you to more of our Milwaukee lifestyle, so sit back and enjoy the ride.
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but I get the feeling you have only judged me by my comments on this post. Perhaps you should read my articles about Ron Paul. The ones I write in 1st person are just that to share my experience as a delegate, etc.
I do respectfully disagree with you on many points. First, Dr. Paul introduced himself as "The Champion of the Constitution" and spoke in first person on many occasions making sure people remembered what he had done, etc. Please view the debates on YouTube.
We are all flawed humans. I do appreciate the time you've taken to set me straight, but also know you do not know my heart. I will take all of your input into consideration as I continue to write about liberty. Perhaps you should think about writing as well as it is apparent you are WAY more educated on the subject than I.
That is truly why this honor to be in this contest is so HUGE for me, because I knew almost NOTHING about politics until the great professor, Dr., and best candidate for president touched my life and many on the Daily Paul posted and commented in such a way that was informative, educational to me.
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Your friendly, unassuming, low-take neighborhood robber. He wanted to save money by taking the train.
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Re "Magic Shows the Way" (editorial, Feb. 1): The only thing proved by the return of the basketball player Magic Johnson, who is H.I.V. positive, to the National Basketball Association is that team owners love money more than people. Like it or not, Johnson's colleagues will always treat him differently -- and not because of a "phobia."
This is the reality that faces H.I.V.-infected military personnel. Their illness is unlike that of other nondeployable colleagues whose status must be handled on a case-by-case basis. H.I.V. does not go away. What is "punitive" about telling these nonmilitary military personnel they are no longer of service to the United States military?
You ignore that 99.9 percent of H.I.V.-infected personnel have broken the Uniform Code of Military Justice in activities that led to acquiring the disease. Other categories of nondeployment limitation are not the result of breaking military law.
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So, I finally decided to read this book that everyone has been talking about since it was first published. I have to admit, as cliche' as it sounds, it did in fact, live up to all the hype. It was absolutely riveting. I haven't been so absorbed in a book in a long time. The visualization while I read was extremely vivid, as it was set in a small Missouri town much like the one I work in daily. It even had a character with my first name, Noelle, which is quite unusual. So, you've got my attention, Ms. Flynn. Your book was pretty awesome. I'll be waiting for your next novel. In the mean time, I need to read Sharp Objects.
On a desperate journey, two runaways meet and join forces. Though they are only looking to escape their harsh and narrow lives, they soon find themselves at the center of a terrible battle. It is a battle that will decide their fate and the fate of Narnia itself.
The Horse and His Boy is the third book in C. S. Lewis's classic fantasy series, which has captivated readers of all ages with magical lands and unforgettable characters for over sixty years. This is a novel that stands on its own, but if you would like to journey back to Narnia, read Prince Caspian, the fourth book in The Chronicles of Narnia.
I believe this is officially the 4th or 5th Hamlet retelling I've read and it's one of the better ones. Summarizing the plot here is kind of pointless, because it's Hamlet told from Ophelia's point of view. What might be more helpful is to highlight some of the choices made in this adaptation. First off: the setting. Elsinore has gone from castle to elite boarding school with Hamlet Sr. as the headmaster. Overall, it works. It's insular enough to evoke the same claustrophobic feel of Elsinore castle. Then there are the characters: Ophelia, everyone's favorite girl-gone-crazy, evidently nearly drowned as a child and has since been seeing ghosts, bean sidhe and the morgens (of which her late mother is one). It does add another dimension to poor Ophelia, but ultimately doesn't do her any favors. The timing of the plotline is more or less the same, though this one starts a bit earlier – right after the death of Hamlet Sr.
The narrative is very stylized and tends to incorporate actual phrasing from the original text where it fits. Overall, it works pretty well. The pace is rather slow, so patience will be required on the reader's behalf. The writing is lyrical, though occasionally repetitive, which might turn some readers off. I personally was on the fence with this one. At times, I really loved it and then at others, I found myself getting sick of the whole thing. No real surprises here, but still an interesting take on a classic.
Haunted by the freak accident that killed their father when they were children, Jim and Bob Burgess escaped from their Maine hometown of Shirley Falls for New York City as soon as they possibly could. Jim, a sleek, successful corporate lawyer, has belittled his bighearted brother their whole lives, and Bob, a Legal Aid attorney who idolizes Jim, has always taken it in stride. But their long-standing dynamic is upended when their sister, Susan–the Burgess sibling who stayed behind–urgently calls them home. Her lonely teenage son, Zach, has gotten himself into a world of trouble, and Susan desperately needs their help. And so the Burgess brothers return to the landscape of their childhood, where the long-buried tensions that have shaped and shadowed their relationship begin to surface in unexpected ways that will change them forever.
With a rare combination of brilliant storytelling, exquisite prose, and remarkable insight into character, Elizabeth Strout has brought to life two deeply human protagonists whose struggles and triumphs will resonate with readers long after they turn the final page. Tender, tough-minded, loving, and deeply illuminating about the ties that bind us to family and home, "The Burgess Boys" is Elizabeth Strout's newest and perhaps most astonishing work of literary art.
I've been a fan of Daniel Woodrell for a while, but I honestly wasn't sure if this book would live up to all of the critical hype. The subject matter in particular didn't suck me in at first. However, I eventually got quite caught up in Woodrell's savory-rich storytelling style. I also loved how he threw generous daggers of raw insight into the human condition all throughout the book, making the characters and their plights undeniably fascinating.
Nicola's Russian grandfather was persecuted for his paranormal abilities, thus she has kept her paranormal talent hidden. By holding objects she is able to retrieve memories of people who have held the object. However, she decides to track down the origins of a family heirloom said to have been a gift from the Russian Empress Catherine. Nicola knows that the family tale is true, but will need to find proof for the object to have any value. She enlists the help of Rob a man she previously dated, but ran away from when their psychic talents got them noticed.
On the negative side: Rob is way too perfect, always there, super talented. Even worse though is the love-interest in the parallel tale of Anna and Edmund. Anna is repeatedly humiliated by Edmund and finds herself falling for him. Yuck! Gross! There are 2 surprises towards the ending of Anna's tale. You can see the first one from a mile away. The other one surprised me.
I really enjoyed the atmosphere, the coziness of the settings – London, Scottland, Russia…
I also enjoyed the amount of authentic detail worked into the background of the book. For example, in the book Slains Castle was being renovated into apartments – which when I looked online, is actually the case. In the book Nicola and Rob visit a Russian chain restaurant named Stolle that serves pies (meat pies I think). Turns out such a chain actually does exist in Russia. Just neat!
Gaiman wins again with this gorgeous little gem of a book. The story opens with a man on his way to a funeral in Sussex, the town of his youth. Upon his return, he is inexorably drawn to a house at the end of his lane. A house that he didn't really remember until he was already walking up to it. As he gets closer, the memories resurface and he recalls a past so strange and mysterious that he can't really fathom how he forgot it all in the first place.
You see, an evil was released in this sleepy little English town and the only person who could help our young narrator was a girl who lived at the end of the lane. Her name is Lettie Hempstock. She lives with her mother and grandmother. Lettie insists that the pond behind her house is, in reality, an ocean. Our narrator slowly recalls the details of this strange episode in his past as he sits by Lettie's "ocean" as a grown man.
I don't even really want to give away any of it, since this book is such a delightful journey to make on one's own. Fans of Gaiman will naturally love this one. I sensed echoes of Sandman, Neverwhere and Coraline throughout and since these are works that I love through and through, these likenesses only served to make me even more enamored. Gaiman is such a wonderfully skilled writer, he doesn't need hundreds of pages to create a fully realized tale. Indeed, this can easily be read in one or two sittings, though the atmosphere of the novel will linger long after the last page is turned.
Midwinter Blood is one of the most unique and intriguing books I've read in a really long time. There are seven stories. The first takes place in the future, in 2073. The final story takes place before recorded time. Tying the stories together is a remote island that grows a singular orchid species and is inhabited by a community that exhibits some very curious traits. Each story takes place in a different times, but the stories intertwine in fascinating ways.
I've never really read a book quite like Midwinter Blood. It's dark and mysterious. It's grim and magical. It reads quickly but feels epic, even though the pages number less than 300. Few can tell a story the way Marcus Sedgwick does. Even fewer could pull something like this off. This won't be a book for everyone, but that's part of what draws me to it. Those who are looking for something that's more than a little off the beaten path will be richly rewarded with Sedgwick's sublime offering.
A graphic novel translation of the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer.
To pass the time on their way to Canterbury, England a group of pilgrims decide to tell each other tales as they travel along on their motorcycles. The visual joke of people in Middle English dress on motorcycles instead of horseback and on foot maybe the best laugh for those who are already familiar with the stories and it is the only way the story diverges from the original tales. It is an accessible updated retelling in modern English and a unique way to introduce new readers to the famous tales. Includes adult content and adult drawings. I missed the cadence of the original poetry but now know why we didn't read all the stories in my college class.
This is a rather tight-nerved tale full of love between a man and his son as they travel through the American countryside after it has been blasted and burned. Very few people are left, very little food can be found, and no one can trust anyone else. The man remembers how things used to be, but the son is too young to know of the "good old days". They are headed south, for warmth and the ocean, but it is winter and still uncomfortable. They both have illnesses from their hard life, but the man loses his battle at the end of the tale and the boy is taken in by a man who had a family and was aware of his circumstances. A good ending for a frightening tale.
This is a delightful story of a boy who escaped the killer who murdered his parents when he was just a toddler. He managed to crawl up the hill from his parents' home to a graveyard. The spirits there felt sorry for him and took him in, sheltering him from the killer, who was convinced to leave and forget his reasons for being there. One couple took over as his parents, providing a snug home for him in the forsaken funeral chapel and a half-way person brought him food and clothing and watched over him when he was big enough to leave the graveyard. Several of the spirits (who appeared real to Bod) taught him math, reading, and understand others. Not knowing his name, they named him Nobody and called him "Bod". He also learned how to fade into invisibility, go through walls, and see in the dark. Eventually he began to mature and the killer returned for him. By this time Bod was very aware of how to use his powers. I had no ideas before this story how helpful the graveyard souls could be!
This is going to be a difficult review for me to write as I am extremely conflicted regarding my feelings about this book. First things first: I'm a huge fan of Walter Moers and I've read everything of his that's been translated into English. This is the sequel to City of Dreaming Books, which I adored. Needless to say, I've been looking forward to this one ever since I found out that it even existed (and then I had to wait for the translation). So, there's all that. When last we left our protagonist, Optimus Yarnspinner, he had been to Bookholm, become imbued with "orm" and had battled all manner of evils in the labyrinth only to see the city go up in flames along with the mythical Shadow King. Our story now picks up 200 year later (Lindworms like Yarnspinner evidently live very, very long lives). Yarnspinner has been resting on the laurels of his best-selling status for some time now. He's churned out countless works, making him one of the most well-known authors in all of Zamonia. Thing is, the "orm" has left him and his works aren't getting the reviews they once did. Yarnspinner could hang up his hat and live out the rest of his days in comfort, but he receives a most curious letter written in a style that could best be summed up as "pre-orm Yarnspinner-esque". Yarnspinner realizes that while he didn't write the letter, someone has gone to great lengths to get his attention, particularly because of the very last sentence: "The Shadow King lives".
Yarnspinner heads back to Bookholm and runs into a couple of his old friends who have apparently conspired in some way to bring him back to the bookish city. So that's the first few chapters. The rest? Yarnspinner's musings and digressions on the "modern" Bookholm. Seriously, that's pretty much it. Not that it isn't entertaining to read, because it is. It's really clever; almost painfully so. Observant readers may note that the names of all the authors, composers and artists mentioned are anagrams for real world counterparts (and yes, it all works in context as well). I spent an inordinate amount of time trying to figure them all out, not to mention the fact that I pestered my co-workers for days to get help on some of the trickier ones. I *did* feel pretty smart when I figured them out though. A bit exhausting though. And takes one out of the narrative, particularly when there's a whole string of anagrams. There's also a very "meta" feel to the whole thing as Yarnspinner revisits his experiences and engages in new experiences like puppetism. Yarnspinner even watches an entire puppet play of "City of Dreaming Books", which is described in great detail.
The kicker, though, is at the end where Moer's "translator's" note indicates that he had to split the sequel into two halves (a la "Kill Bill") because it would have been unwieldy otherwise. So, evidently, the rest of the plot will be happening in the third book. Which probably won't be translated for another couple of years. All I can say is that it better be worth the effort of reading Labyrinth of Dreaming Books. Who am I kidding? I'll totally read it either way.
The two volumes of "Crossovers" are a fascinating and highly enjoyable read for anyone interested in the interactions between various pulp, mystery, adventure, and science fiction characters with each other and real people throughout history. The premise of the book was inspired by SF writer Philip José Farmer's "Wold Newton" concept which he developed in the 1970s: a "radioactive" meteorite crashed near Wold Newton, England, in 1795 and affected several carriages full of people who were passing by. Their descendants became highly intelligent and powerful heroes (or villains) such as Sherlock Holmes, Professor Moriarty, Dr. Fu Manchu, Doc Savage, Lord Greystoke (Tarzan), and many more. Farmer wrote popular and detailed biographies of Tarzan and Doc Savage in which he explored the family trees of many "Wold Newton Family" characters. Over time, the concept has been expanded and continued by Win Scott Eckert and others to become the "Crossover Universe." Mr. Eckert has done a fantastic job of compiling references to literary heroes who have met each other (or "crossed over") and had adventures together, and thus co-exist in the same fictional universe. Volume 1 covers the dawn of time up through 1939, and Volume 2 covers 1940 into the far future. (Mr. Spock himself claimed Sherlock Holmes as an ancestor of his!) There are 2000 entries in this chronology and 300 illustrations. Reading these two books is fun and will send you scurrying to find many of the stories and books that are referenced.
Here we have a story where two parts become one. In the first half of the book, we meet Sarah Trevelyan, descendent of the once-proud and wealthy Trevelyans. She has been reduced to assisting in a local school house to make ends meet for her and her ailing father. All the while, the spectre of her family's former glory, Darkwater Hall, looms over her. Sarah would give just about anything to get her family's honor back. One day, she meets the new lord of Darkwater Hall, Lord Azrael, who offers her a job assisting him with his alchemy. She eventually strikes a bargain with him that will restore her estate to her family, but only with the caveat that Azrael will return for her soul in a hundred years.
In the second half of the book, we meet a teenager named Tom. Tom lives in our time, but in the same location as Sarah. Darkwater Hall has become a prestigious school that Tom would love to go to, if he only had the intelligence and talent. Tom's self-esteem gets bolstered when he meets Darkwater's newest professor, Dr. Azrael, who just happens to want Tom as his assistant. It's only a matter of time before Tom is faced with a bargain of his own.
I love stories that intertwine like this and Catherine Fisher is a great writer. There are certainly echoes of her other work here. Her characters are great as well. Sarah is believable, if not always likeable. Tom is hard on himself and unnecessarily so, just as many other teens are. I love that these two characters actually meet and relate to one another in spite of their vastly different origins. The Faustus-like theme is obvious, but it's a delightful take on it.
The two volumes of this book are a fascinating and highly enjoyable read for anyone interested in the interactions between various pulp, mystery, adventure, and science fiction characters with real people throughout history. The premise of this book is inspired by SF writer Philip José Farmer's "Wold Newton" concept which he developed in the 1970s: a "radioactive" meteorite crashed near Wold Newton, England in 1795 and affected several carriages full of people who were passing by. Their descendants became highly intelligent and powerful heroes (or villains) such as Sherlock Holmes, Professor Moriarty, Dr. Fu Manchu, Doc Savage, Lord Greystoke (aka Tarzan), and many more. Farmer wrote popular and detailed biographies of Tarzan and Doc Savage in which he detailed the family trees of many "Wold Newton Family" characters. Over time, the concept has been expanded and continued by others into the Crossover Universe. Win Scott Eckert has done a fantastic job of compiling references to literary heroes who have met each other (or "crossed over") and had adventures together, and thus co-exist in the same fictional universe. Volume 1 covers the dawn of time up through 1939, and Volume 2 covers 1940 into the far future. Reading these two books is a fun and highly addictive experience!
This slim volume covers two previously unpublished Vonnegut works. The first, "Basic Training", is a very early novella, written a few years before "Player Piano". "Basic Training" follows young Haley to his relative's farm after the death of his parents. The head of the family is known as The General and runs the family in military fashion. The second half of the book is a unfinished novel entitled "If God Were Alive Today". It is classic late Vonnegut, bitter, ironic and unabashedly honest. The protagonist, Gil Berman, is a self-proclaimed stand-up comedian who tackles everything from politics to morals to social mores and just about everything in between. Both works are semi-autobiographical, which should come as no surprise to any Vonnegut fan.
Both stories are interesting from a contextual point of view. I've read just about every Vonnegut book I've been able to get my hands on. It's fascinating to see the development between the early and late Vonnegut writings, even if they can't really hold a candle to the extant works. I do wish, however, that he had had a chance to finish "If God Were Alive Today". Great potential there. Many classic Vonnegut-isms. Not, however, for the Vonnegut initiate.
It's 1946 and World War II has ended. The residents of Elmwood Springs Missouri are living the simple life just like most small towns. At 9:30 AM there is a half hour radio show hosted by Neighbor Dorothy that is broadcasted all over Missouri. This radio show is full of music, local news, letters from fans with recipes and an occasional guest author. Dorothy is a wife, mother and the best cake baker in town. The people of the town are the subject of this book and you can't help but feel like you know them or someone like them even if you don't live in a small town. People pass through the town and some have a big effect on the townspeople. A gospel singing family and a tractor salesman with dreams of making life better for Missourians. This book is hard to put down and when it ends in the year 2000 you wish there was more. Fannie Flagg is an amazing author.
Luther and Nora Krank decide to not do all the traditional, expensive, stressful things they normally do at Christmas. When their daughter goes to South America for a year they book a cruise and tell all their friends and neighbors they are skipping Christmas this year. I thought this was a great idea but things don't turn out the way I expected. The neighbors complain when they don't decorate their home and they lose the yearly street competition. All their friends are upset because they aren't having their party. How selfish can they be going on a cruise instead of buying fruitcake no one eats and a Christmas tree from the boy scouts. Even though Luther offers to contribute money for the spring camp out. So when the daughter decides to come home for Christmas at the last minute they scramble to decorate and buy food for a dinner party that no one can attend. I was really disappointed that they wouldn't tell their daughter the truth and go on the cruise. It wasn't as hilarious as the review said it would be.
Ave Maria Mulligan is considered a "furriner" in the town of Big Stone Gap Virginia. She was born there but her mother was from Italy. In a small town there is a lot of gossip. So when Ave learns her father wasn't her biological father she feels even more a foreigner. The author grew up in Big Stone Gap so she knows all about life in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Ave is a self proclaimed spinster at 35 and runs the towns pharmacist. She keeps busy with the local theatre group and her friend Iva Lou Wade the bookmobile driver. Big Stone Gap is a nice place to live but Ave wants to find her real father some day. I enjoyed this book and want to go to The Carter Fold and see what it's all about with the music and atmosphere.
This is the third book in The Cemetery of Forgotten Books series. I read the first, The Shadow of the Wind, and was instantly hooked. The second book, The Angels Game, didn't keep my interest and I didn't finish it. I did finish this one and really enjoyed it. Daniel Sempere works at the book store his father owns in Barcelona in 1957. He is married and has a son. One day a man visits the shop and buys an expensive book. He asks Daniel to deliver it personally. It's for a friend and co worker Fermin. Fermin is getting married soon but he has a story to tell Daniel about his years in prison. Some of it involves Daniel's mother who died when he was young. A lot of men were imprisoned wrongly after the war. This isn't the end of the story so I have another book to look forward to.


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... one of the things that reminds me of my mums kitchen the most is the richly sweet aroma of bolognese sauce bubbling away on the hob... I remember her making it for us regularly in the 80's when I guess it would have been at the peak of it's popularity... it was a very traditional recipe and way back in the darkest 1980's suburban London it was served with dried Parmesan cheese that came in a little cardboard shaker tube... i'm sure any of my readers over the age of 30 will remember the time when italian cheese came wrapped in cardboard. I know Nigel Slater reminisces eloquently about the sweet, sickly smelling stuff in his excellent book Toast... well in the Franks household, we loved the stuff... whichever cheese you use I think that although it's not one of the bolognese ingredients it is most definitely 100% part of the finished dish... much like a risotto is not quite complete without that hit of salty cheesiness before serving...
... with The Viking being a vegetarian I often get asked if I cook twice at mealtimes and it's a tricky answer because we tend to eat a lot of salads with a variety of toppings which we choose ourselves but obviously I do cook quite a bit of meat and what I tend to do is start every dish as vegetarian and then split it when it comes to adding the meat... or not as the case may be... it may sound confusing but it's illustrated nicely with this recipe...
spaghetti bolognese two ways
for the meat version i'm using some truly incredible steak mince, which was part of the starter pack recently sent to me by the brilliant people at Westin Gourmet, and for the veggie version i'm using what I think is the best alternative for this classic dish, Quorn mince... there are one or two tricks along the way including using one of my favourite new finds - Lincolnshire Relish... it's brand new to the market and is a nice veggie alternative to Worcestershire Sauce... the ultimate trick with both versions is to cook them in the morning or better yet, the night before and then leave them before eating for at least 6 hours... I start with a classic triumvirate of onion, carrots and celery...
1 large onion - finely chopped
1 large carrot - very finely diced
1 large stick of celery - finely chopped
2 cloves of garlic - crushed
8 medium chestnut mushrooms - very finely chopped
1 teaspoon dried oregano
fresh rosemary
to add to the veggie version
1 packet of quorn mince
1 tablespoon Lincolnshire Relish
600g or 2 tins chopped tomatoes
1pint of liquid made up of -
1/2 pint good quality veg stock
1/4 pint dark gravy powder
1/4 pint red wine
to add to the meat version
50g lardons
3 chicken livers - finely chopped
1kg steak mince
600g or 2 tins chopped tomatoes
1/2 pint good quality veg stock
1/4 pint red wine
- so you need to start with a large pan or casserole dish, add a nob of butter and some olive oil and then gently saute the onions for 5 mins, then add the celery and carrots and saute for another 5 mins before adding the garlic, dried oregano and rosemary... sizzle gently for another 5 mins... remove from the pan and set aside
- melt a little more butter and oil in the pan and saute the mushrooms with a generous amount of pepper and a little salt until almost dissolving... this is the stage where one becomes two...
- now, if you're making 2 versions, this is where you'll need your second large pan as you halve the cooked ingredients... if you're just making one version then simply continue with the ingredients and method as outlined below...
veggie version
add the quorn mince and stir it into the vegetables and let it sizzle a minute or two before adding the tomatoes, relish, and liquid - a quick stir and then let it bubble away on a very low heat for at least an hour.
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add the lardons and chicken livers, whack the heat up and let them melt together, then add the meat and mix it all around... allow it to brown gently and entirely before adding the tomatoes and liquid, then let it bubble away on a very low heat for at least an hour.
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Last updated at 12:05, Wednesday, 28 November 2012
A lorry driver has been given a suspended prison sentence after he admitted committing fraud to get a series of jobs in the road haulage industry.
David Twomey, 46, of Old Hall, Cleator, admitted 17 offences at Carlisle Crown Court.
These were six offences of driving while disqualified; six offences of using a vehicle without insurance; three offences of fraud by false representation and two offences of failing to disclose information to the Department for Work and Pensions.
Police began to investigate Twomey for offences in relation to tachographs and the use of a mobile phone.
He was caught driving with no insurance and after taking in account of all the other previous offences, he was disqualified.
Ahead of being disqualified from driving in June 2011, he applied for and was issued with two other driving licenses, using slight variations on his real name. He subsequently used these two licences to present to employers in order to continue working as a lorry driver.
He was arrested for fraud by misrepresentation because he was being paid for employment as a lorry driver, when he was disqualified from driving.
The DWP established that Twomey had earned more than £18,000 during a nine-month period, while at the same time fraudulently claiming £4,000 in benefits awarded to him because he stated he was unfit to work due to ill health.
PC Stephen Doyle, who led the police investigation, said: "Once we started to investigate Twomey, it quickly became apparent how many offences he had committed.
"He had been fraudulently obtaining payments for employment when he would not have been employed by those companies had they known he was disqualified.
"Twomey scammed the people who employed him. By working together with the DWP, we have not only been able to bring someone to justice who was driving while disqualified and had no insurance but have been able to show how he was taking payment from work, while claiming benefit which could have been given to someone who deserved it."
Twomey was sentenced to eight months imprisonment, which was suspended for 12 months. He was also given a 12-month supervision order.
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Feelathome Vila Apartment - Barcelona
Carrer de Vila i Vila, 69 - Barcelona1-877-662-6988
Travelers to Barcelona in search of Sants-Montjuic apartment rentals should consider Feelathome Vila Apartment, located close to Victoria Theatre, Palau Guell and Gran Teatre del Liceu.
Apartment accommodations come with washers/dryers, air conditioning, televisions, DVD players, irons/ironing boards and desks. Practical amenities include kitchens, stovetops and cookware/dishes/utensils. In addition, the apartment accommodation features an elevator (lift).
This was our first time in Barcelona and this small apartment was in a great locat...Venere Guest, Ireland
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between 3:00 PM and 2:00 AM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.72 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
- Cleaning fee: EUR 40 per accommodation, per stay for housekeeping
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.A tourist tax will be collected at the property upon arrival. The tax applies up to a maximum of 7 nights per person per stay.
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- October 2009
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Ireland
This was our first time in Barcelona and this small apartment was in a great location from which to explore the city, only a short walk from Las Ramblas. The apartment was small but bright with enough space for two. The terrace was a great place to have breakfast in the sunshine. The apartment was spotlessly clean and the staff at Feelathome were very helpful. We were able to leave our luggage at their offices on our final day as we had a late flight on the day we checked out. There is a cute tapas bar directly opposite the apartment building, which was ideal for a snack and a beer or two when we arrived.
- July 2007
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
My husband and I stayed at this studio apartment for a week and thought is was a great value. Upon arrival we were warmly greeting by the owner(?) and were pleasantly surprised by the apartment. It's a 5th floor walk up (with a small elevator) that's been refurbished with a modern design. The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you'd need to cook a small meal. There is a large terrace (slightly shabby due to the old building) that was nice to use in the evenings. A washer is provided that was a bit difficult to use since it was outside on the terrace, but it was fine. We found the location to be great - not in the tourist area, but a block away from the metro. The few restaurants nearby were great - particularly the pub across the street! I would recommend this apartment to anyone who needs a place to call home without the extras of a hotel. In our opinion, it was a great value.
- December 2009
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Italy
- September 2007
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Austria
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- Mature couple
- Italy
- April 2007
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- France
Room Details
Feelathome Vila Apartment has 1 guest rooms, all featuring washers/dryers and DVD players. Well appointed kitchens offer a range of facilities, including full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops and microwaves, allowing you to save on dining expenses while you travel.
Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers visiting the Sants-Montjuic area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning and coffee/tea makers.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and hair dryers.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- In-room ironing facilities
- Desk
- Wireless Internet access
- DVD player
- Kitchen
Distances from Feelathome Vila ApartmentVictoria Theatre - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Teatre Tantarantana - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Sant Pau del Camp - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Refugi 307 - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Filmoteca de Catalunya - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Rambla del Raval - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Cafe-Teatre Llantiol - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
Maritime Museum - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Centre d'Art Santa Monica - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Palau Guell - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Hospital de la Santa Creu de Barcelona - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Teatre Principal - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Columbus Monument - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Teatre Romea - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Barcelona Wax Museum - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
The preferred airport for Feelathome Vila Apartment is Barcelona (BCN-Barcelona Intl.) - 11.1 km / 6.9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
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Rob Trono, the new executive creative director of FullSIX London, explains how ad agencies could get the upper hand over tech companies following the "right to be forgotten" ruling.
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The business totems of our time are the likes of Google and Facebook, which in less than two decades have transformed and disrupted established markets and practices.
Their land-grab for consumers' hearts and minds has been breathtakingly audacious and many advertisers have sought to emulate their success, often leading to the disintermediation of traditional agency networks.
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While regulators have so far turned a blind eye to the ever-increasing data-driven power of these businesses, I would argue that to an extent, so too has our industry, at least in terms of using these awesome platforms more effectively to tell stories, make useful things and engage consumers.
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Second, agencies can do an even better job of reminding advertisers that their role is, and always has been – as impartial brand guardian, with no fixed agenda, offering media-neutral advice.
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Finally, agencies must never forget their own relevance – why they were forged and how they have adapted, the unique service they offer, and their long history of empathetic understanding of brands, consumers and evolving behaviour.
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